Henry Winter lauds Sean Dyche impact at Everton

Sun 28 April 2024 20:10, UK

Henry Winter has gushed over Everton manager Sean Dyche after a 1-0 victory against Brentford on Saturday (27 April) meant the Toffees secured Premier League safety.

A sole Idrissa Gana Gueye rocket was enough to claim all three points against the Bees at Goodison Park, moving them 11 points clear of Luton Town in the dropzone with three matches remaining.

The Evertonians have experienced a whirlwind of a 2023/24 campaign, especially with two separate points deductions, but have made sure they will remain in England's top division next season.

Taking to X on Saturday (27 April), Winter wrote: "Sean Dyche has done an unbelievable job at Everton.

"He's been the calm in the long storm. He's provided leadership, defiance and hope amidst the points deductions, injuries and constant uncertainty over ownership. Safe with three games to spare"

Everton secure Premier League safety with three matches remaining With remaining matches against Luton Town, Sheffield United and Arsenal, Dyche and his team have already secured Premier League football for next season against all odds.

From Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Abdoulaye Doucoure being joint-top goalscorers in the league with six goals to financial issues and takeover worries, to eight total points being deducted, the Toffees are safe.

Everton have avoided relegation for the third successive season, with impressive time to spare, having done so last season under Dyche's leadership and the season before with Frank Lampard.

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Of course, there are still concerns overshadowing Goodison Park, especially when it comes to the takeover situation with 777 Partners, but the on-pitch feeling could not be any better right now.

Sean Dyche has led Everton to safety amidst trying circumstances this season. Dyche can certainly be thanked for playing his part in that, helping the Merseyside club to three wins on the bounce, defeating Nottingham Forest, Liverpool and Brentford.

This came after an embarrassing 6-0 loss to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, which made the next run of games all the more surprising, especially defeating Liverpool at Goodison Park for the first time in 14 years.

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